Newsstand locations across the nation for standard publication
A listing details numerous newsstands and news companies by city across the United States and Canada, noting addresses in New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Detroit Indianapolis Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Seattle Portland Vancouver and more. It directs general correspondence to The Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Montana
New York City
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Thirty
Broad Way
Broadway
L. Jones & Co
Astorhouse
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Fountain News Co
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Indianapolis
Yoma News Co
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
St. Pauli
N. St. Marie
Cigar and News Co
Pifth
Minneapolis
M. J. Kavanaugh's
South Third
Kansas City
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
St. Francis
Los Angeles
Kemp's
San Diego
M_ Child's
Denver
H P. Hansen's
Seventeenth Street
Western News
Salt Lake City
Rosenfield & Hansen’s
McGillis & Ludwig's
Whitehouse Corner
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Spokane
F. W. Fritzsch
North Howard
John W. Graham @ Co
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Eckhart’s
Second Avenue
Cherry Street
W. O. Whitney
Acme News Co
Third Avenue
Union Street
Portland
Oregon News Co
Morrison
Northwest News Co
Portland, Portland
Fourth of July Celebrations Vary Across Cities
The Standard reports a mixed national mood with fireworks reform rising, Taft urging restraint, and a generally saner, youth oriented nationwide celebration. Glendive Billings and Great Falls saw varied days while Anaconda hosted perhaps its most successful festivities yet under ideal weather.
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Taft
Ohio
Glendive
Billings Great Falls
Butte
Anaconda
Senate Stagnation Under Weather Delays Endgame
The federal senate stalls under harsh conditions as speeches fill empty benches. Republican leaders face a reluctant fate, admitting control is slipping despite a numerical majority and the session could end quickly if they accepted the inevitable.
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Federal
Senate
Taft and the reciprocity bill outlook in Washington
The piece argues Taft will win against Republican opposition without using patronage. It forecasts a July to longer congressional session, a possible passage of the reciprocity measure, and a continuation of tariff matters. Insurgents are deemed to have blundered by opposing reciprocity.
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Taft
Congress
Washington
Senate
Stesinn
Cassier
Germany
Midnight Saloon Closings Discussed in State
The new law freezing saloon hours to 1 to 6 am in unincorporated areas took effect this month. statewide reports say local authorities aim to enforce it and considerations of extending midnight closing to other sections persist. In Butte and other cities a general closing plan is under serious discussion amid worries saloon profits vanish after midnight.
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Butte
Root and Dixon in tariff reform clash over reciprocity
Senator Root clashed with the president over the reciprocity policy and maintained his amendment. He also signaled support for a general revision of the Payne Aldrich tariff schedules, aligning with insurgent Republicans. Senator Dixon warned of eastern opposition and western senators suggesting pressure on the eastern crowd.
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Senator Root
United States
Mr. Root
Mr.oot
Dixon
Kentucky primary ends with Paynter withdrawal for Senate
The Kentucky US Senate primary drew little public attention as voters favored incumbents like Beck McCreary and Blackburn. Paynter withdrew at the last moment leaving James the field, a move deemed risky by the Louisville Courier Journal which noted Paynter’s Lorimer case stance damaged his chances and questioned the trade for party aims.
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Kentucky
United States
Beck
McCreary
Blackburn
Paynter
James
Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Lorimer
Fourth of July Sparks in Nation’s Funny News
The Courier-Journal critiques Lorimer supporters and Paynter’s defeat, notes Taft’s calm in heat, and jokes about mosquitos, fireworks, and mosambique woes. It mocks campaigns, celebrates summer paraphernalia, and hints at political tensions with sly humor and local observations.
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Courier-Journal
Lorimer
Senator Paynter
Paynter
Tommer
Billings Fourth of July features long ladies race and crowds
At Billings crowd increases for Fourth of July events including a 53 mile ladies courier race won by Eunice Scott and a 108 mile endurance race with Mus gin s winning and Gold Bug second. Teddy the Cody horse withdrawn. Dillon celebration also noted with parades horse races and a mid‑state wrestling title.
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Billings
Caledonian
G. E. Price
Miles City
Eunice Scott
Marguerite Enochs
E. Witham
Amanda Jones
Fiiders
Lavina
Teddy
Cody
Musgins
John Conway
Mack Crandall
Gold Bug
John McLeod
Hardin
Dailey
Raymond Low
Deer Lodge valley basks in banner harvest prospects
The Deer Lodge valley faces an exceptionally prosperous end of June with unusually abundant fruit crops and hay, thanks to late frosts not harming blossoms and strong growth. Local growers expect record fruit yields, higher prices, and strong farm demand as ranchers, flockmasters, and farmers wear bread smiles. Anaconda to host the next good roads convention, with plans to make it a record breaker.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Valley
Hood River
Montana
The
Missoula Sentinel
Anaconda
Fourth of July Celebrations Across Deer Lodge Plains and Lewiston
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports July 4 celebrations in Deer Lodge Sanders County Plains and Lewistown. Deer Lodge saw an automobile parade, horse races and a Milwaukee baseball win 12 to 1 with a dance to Butte music. Plains held a steel bridge dedication followed by a parade and a 12 to 10 Plains over Green Springs hall game and a dance. Lewistown celebrated with ideal weather parade Day house balcony address by Senator Stout and Rev Wright, plus afternoon sports and a large fireworks display. Savings accounts opened by July 10 earn interest from July 1 at Miners Savings Bank.
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Dillon
Dillon Brass Band
H. O. Cole
Shannon
Wheat
Stahl
Stephenson
Twin Bridges
Jones, Galush
Castle
Sayler
Smith
Patterson
Babe
P. J. Fynn
Phil Thorpe
Joe Murray
Montana
Pete Orness
Butte
Clyde Deaton
Seattle
Dart Hall
Standard
Deer Lodge
City Park
Milwaukee
Plains
Sanders County
Green Springs
Lewistown
Tom Stout
Kk. W. Wright
Fair Grounds
Lewiston
Hamilton Republican Highlights Run Against Milwaukee Heat
A brief Republican item from Ravalila notes a push to cover local politics despite extreme heat in Milwaukee. Reflects regional political sentiment and preparatory events ahead of citywide discussions.
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Ravalila
Hamilton
Milwaukee
Atwoods Flight 10 Resumes Third Leg to Washington
Harry N. Atwood, the American aviator, finished the third leg of his Boston to Washington flight, landing at Atlantic City from New York bay after 5 hours in strong headwinds. He reported sections of fuel stops near Tuckerton and intense wind conditions that forced pauses and recharging. He planned to resume the journey the next day.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Harry N. Atwood
Boston
Washington
Governor's Island
New York Bay
Park Place
Atwood
National Capital
Tresort
New York
Tuckerton
Teaching German Mechanics Entry at Medina Crow Hunt
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt notes the annual Medina crow hunt begun by local businessmen who enjoy woodland outings in the season. The observer describes following the coast and reaching Barnegat, then moving inland, reflecting on the sudden spurt of activity during the event.
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Wadsworth
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Medina
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Bell Phone
Puttfe Pranch
W. J. Morton
Foreign
New York Ofice
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Root
Deffrat
Supreme Court
Fairbanks
Naval
Morocco
Mr. Hines
Victor Berger
Colonel Roosevelt
Magazine Trust
Prophet Lee
Senator la Follette
Tedde
Conway
Magains
State of
Stolt
Miners’ Savings Bank and Trust Company
Wilton
Axminster
jo-Cart
Young Aviator
Wiel
Lan Be Gill
Owsley Block
Mont
Lanaea
Bell
Rice & Fulton, Proprietors
Barnegat
Gow
Ment
Ideal
Julia P. Balley
Pacific Avenue
Wash
Nea
Anford Univer
Pricipal
Mary I. Lockey
A.B
Palo Alto, Cal
Houston School
Youg Boys
Priest Lake
F. Strong
Was
Saylor
I,von
J. 1 Wioer
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